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Phacorefractive surgery
Phacorefractive is a surgical procedure that involves the removal of the natural lens, even if it is still clear. This procedure is typically performed on individuals aged 50 and above who experience advanced presbyopia and a decline in visual acuity at all distances (far, near, and intermediate).
Discomfort:
Moderate
Follow-up:
Next day
Work incapacity:
3 days
BENEFITS
Improvement in vision.
Prevents the formation
of cataracts.
Eliminates dependence
on glasses.
Is an outpatient
procedure.
PROCEDURE
- The area is prepared.
- Local anesthesia is applied.
- A micro-incision is made.
- A probe is inserted to reach the natural lens.
- The natural lens is replaced with an artificial lens.
RECOMMENDATIONS
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